'Protect the Dolls' - doesn't that just say it all?

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Pedro Pascal has called JK Rowling a 'heinous loser' - lovely. She can add that to 'bitch', 'fascist' and all the other offensive thoughtless nonsense that has been thrown at her

He was recently photographed wearing a t shirt that says 'Protect The Dolls'. Apparently 'dolls' is an 'affectionate' term for men who identify as trans within some parts of the LGBTQetc community

If ever we had any doubt that trans women were a sexualized fantasy version of what a woman actually is, doubt no more. How utterly grim

if you are still interested in the topic, there is a parody account on nitter (mirror page of twitter) which you can look at and scroll without an account; if you click on the date of the posts or the number of comments under it you can see these, too.
The username is "Dame Katy Denise". However, the photos the account collects from the web seem to be genuine.
Recently there was also a pointed nod to the new report in Vogue, showing an alternative photo of tw in glitter dresses and asking why they weren't included.

I know it's not nice to make fun of people but with all the stuff women have to endure in this, it does help to "prove" that dressing like a parody (for real) is offensive and that some of the persons are not poor lambs and "living their life in peace" (because why then would they post these photos to the public, where Dame Katy could collect them from).

nitter.poast.org/damekatydenise_